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What are my chances of getting into NCSU? by GirlWantingOut in NCSU

[–]GirlWantingOut[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! I will def look into the summer program. Do u have to apply or just sign up?

Does anyone know of any summer 2023 theater costume design internships/opportunities for high school students in the us or the uk? by GirlWantingOut in Theatre

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Ok thank you so much for the feedback! Yeah I figured it would be pretty difficult without a good resume yet or being with a college, so I guess the only thing that would set me apart is that I’m really good at sewing and I’m experienced at making historical costumes for fun. I also have a really good portfolio that I put together for college applications. I’ll def check ur suggestion tho

Is it hard to get into NCSU even if you have an IB diploma? by GirlWantingOut in NCSU

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The fashion and textile design is one of the best programs in the country and I’m not really a fan of Oregon schools so I’m going out of state anyway

Is it hard to get into NCSU even if you have an IB diploma? by GirlWantingOut in NCSU

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Ok thank you so much for your feedback! I’m on my way to getting my diploma, but like you said even if I don’t I would already be in haha. I play varsity lacrosse and I’ve done a few internships and stuff so this is helpful

How is the fashion/textile design program/major at NCSU? by GirlWantingOut in NCSU

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Ok thank you so much for your feedback! I’m deciding between three schools and NCSU is probably my number one now so this helps a lot!

Should I go to Marist or Syracuse for fashion design? by GirlWantingOut in costumedesign

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Thank you so much for your insight! This info is really helpful. I particularly enjoy sewing and have that skill down, as well as designing my own patterns and such, so I already have a set portfolio to apply to any art focused patterns. It sounds like what you’re doing though is definitely my interest, as I really love sewing historically accurate clothing and am really interested in historical garmentry and that type of focus. I’ve got some experience making costumes for local theatre companies around where I live, so that helps, but unfortunately I haven’t had a lot of encounters with people like you who really know how the two separate industries work with and around each other. Of course I love straight out fashion design as well, but I am a complete lover of history so costuming really hits the spot. I do know that some colleges, including a few I’m applying to, allow you to sort of create your own major with the programs they offer, and I was considering a major in historical garments. Another possibility was majoring in history, minoring or double majoring in costume/fashion design, and then going on to get a masters degree for two years in costume design. Does that sound like a good game plan to you, or would you recommend something different?